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Union government is committed to bring all the employees (formal and informal sector) under Social Security scheme, Shankar Aggarwal, Secretary, Ministry of Labour & Employment), said while speaking at CII National Conclave on Employee Relations today in Delhi. “In order to create an inclusive climate, Ministry is planning to introduce a law which will ensure minimum wages to be paid to every working class, irrespective of formal or informal sector,” a statement quoting Mr.Agarwal said. Most of the current labour laws in India are old and archaic. Since the Industrial scenario has been undergoing a change, labour laws need to be changed to reflect the current economic requirements of the country. He said that Ministry of Labour is conscious of this need and hence has started several initiatives to consolidate and rationalize labour laws. — Special Correspondent
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